Filip Brokeš jest analitykiem i dziennikarzem specjalizującym się w międzynarodowej polityce oraz gospodarce, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem Rosji oraz krajów WNP.
Filip Brokeš is an analyst and a journalist specializing in international relations.
At the end of July 2018, the Russian daily Kommersant informed about a draft of legislation that, if approved, would oblige smartphone and computer producers in Russia to pre-install domestically developed software and...
Russia’s second largest bank, VTB, came with a number of proposals for expanding the use of the Russian ruble in international financial settlements.
Since the beginning of July, the citizens of the Russian Federation are able to receive any banking services remotely upon submission of their biometric data, which will be stored in the Unified Biometrics System.
The Russian government tries to stay away from cooperating with western technological companies and opens the door for Chinese internet giants like Alibaba to help modernize Russia’s ecommerce market.
Russia, the world’s biggest oil producer, has been gradually redirecting its oil exports from Europe to the increasingly more promising Chinese market, as China became the largest oil importer in the world.
After a period of decline, the RUB in the beginning of 2018 to hit RUB56/USD and RUB70/EUR as oil prices passed the USD65 per barrel mark, making the Russian currency one of the best performing in the world this year.
On June 4th, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a counter-sanctions legislation titled “On measures of influence (counteraction) on unfriendly actions of the United States of America and (or) other foreign states”.
St. Petersburg, although is the second biggest city in Russia, is still lagging behind not only most of the European metropolises, but also its more immediate competitor – Moscow.
Według agencji ratingowej Fitch, banki rosyjskie są w stanie zaabsorbować straty kredytowe wynikające z zaangażowania z tytułu obsługi osób i firm dotkniętych sankcjami nałożonymi przez USA. Koncerny z realnej...
According to credit rating agency Fitch, Russian banks are in a position to absorb credit losses stemming from exposure to individuals and firms targeted by US sanctions.